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French & Indian War EssayNAME_______________________________Essay Prompts: CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING1. How did alliances with Native American Indians alter the course of the war? In your answer, be sure to discuss the successes and failures of both the French and British/Colonists in their relationships with Natives.2. Following the French & Indian War, how did the relationship between the American colonists and British government change? In your answer be sure to describe ways each side antagonized the other. Explain the policies, actions, and desires of both the American Colonists and those of the British Parliament (…and King George).DIRECTIONS: Write a 5-8 paragraph essay focusing on the information you’ve read about, watched, and researched related to the prompt. You MAY use your computer lab research notes, textbook, or other resources to complete this essay.The focus of your essay should be BALANCED, DON’T PICK A SIDE. Use the POLICIES, ACTIONS, AND DESIRES you choose supported by FACTUAL EVIDENCE. For example: if you say the British did something to upset the colonists, explain why and how they did it. Use ONLY THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO EXPLAIN YOUR CLAIM & EVIDENCE (BE CLEAR & CONCISE) for why the French, British, or Colonists did what they did or reacted the way they did with FACTUAL EVIDENCE.PLEASE DO NOT USE FIRST PERSON when making statements about why YOU think each of your reasons is valid or important. Do not say, “I think the British government…” just say, “The British government…” since you imply that you’re thinking it by writing it.YOU MUST explain/discuss 3 OR MORE policies, actions, or desires you think were important. The maximum grade you may earn explaining ONLY 2 reasons is a B (90%). Discussion of 3 or more reasons will make you eligible (but not guaranteed) to earn an A.SEE ESSAY SCORING RUBRIC FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION. ................
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